Japanese manufacturers pay great attention to the environmental friendliness and safety of household items. Recently, Japanese diapers have appeared on sale in Russia. They quickly gained the trust of Russian mothers, thanks to the quality of the materials from which they are made.
Instructions
Step 1
Japanese manufacturers, along with the manufacture of diapers for the domestic market, produce products for export to other countries. The quality of the material from which they are made is significantly lower. The diapers exported to China and Malaysia are made from cheaper raw materials and absorb much less liquid. However, you can easily recognize a product that is destined for other countries. On diapers created for the domestic market, all information is written exclusively in Japanese. While the export version contains descriptions in the most common international languages. The packaging design of Japanese diapers is changed by the manufacturer at least once every six months. This helps to reduce the number of counterfeits on the market.
Step 2
Nappies made for sale within the country are equipped with special indicators. With their help, you can at any time determine whether it is time to change the hygiene product. The indicators look like thin strips that allow you to determine by eye when it's time to change a diaper. Depending on the degree of filling, the color of the indicator changes from yellow to blue.
Step 3
The Japanese version of the product is produced separately for boys and girls. The boys 'diapers have increased absorbency at the front, while the girls' version is reinforced at the bottom.
Step 4
Nappies sold domestically are equipped with rubber bands. In addition, there are much more of them than in export products. This leakage protection is especially important for active children.
Step 5
With regard to hygiene features, one of the main advantages of Japanese diapers is the particular tenderness of the material. It is made using an innovative rayon fiber method. The material is formed by air flow. In other countries, they use the old method, in the process of which, a viscose cloth is formed using a press.
